Yentl is a female name of Hebrew origin, meaning "nobleperson." It may also be a variant of the name Yenta. The name gained prominence through the short story "Yentl the Yeshiva Boy" by Isaac Bashevis Singer, which was later adapted into a play and a film. The story and its adaptations contributed to the popularization of the name. In addition, "Yentl syndrome," a term related to gender identity and healthcare, is named after the character. The name Yentl is associated with strength, dignity, and a noble nature, reflecting the qualities of a person of high moral character. It has also been adopted by notable individuals in various fields, adding to its historical and cultural significance.